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On the back of some models, there is a small switch marked 4 KHz and 8 KHz.
This switch sets your transmitter to the correct broadcast frequency. Your dealer
will set this switch for your system.
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The HouseKeeper
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transmitter is designed to be used with a boundary wire to
establish larger or multiple avoidance areas.
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Separate and strip the ends at one end of the boundary wire and connect one wire to
each of the terminal connection screws labeled “
WIRE
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the avoidance area.* After you have completed your boundary area(s), strip the other
ends of the wire and twist them together to complete the signal loop.
*See installation instructions on page 6.
The HouseKeeper
TM
is designed
to be used with a maximum of
500 feet of boundary wire.
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You can adjust the signal range (the distance that the signal radiates off the boundary
wire) by turning the knob labeled “– +” with a small screwdriver. Turn the knob toward
the “+” to increase the range and toward the “-” to decrease the range.
There are three green lights on the front of the transmitter. The first light indicates that
the power is “on” and the signal range is at the lowest setting. The other two lights will
go on as you increase the signal range.
Always test the signal field before allowing your pet near the avoidance area.
Never
adjust the transmitter while your pet is wearing the receiver collar.
The HouseKeeper
TM
is designed
to be installed with a boundary
wire to protect larger or multiple
areas.